This article is from WeChat public account: wowjiemian , author: Di Xing Li, the original title:” “Putian line” under medical case involving the Mafia origin: an atmosphere of wind “, Photo by Daan Stevens on Unsplash
During the blackout storm in the medical industry to combat medical disorder, the “Putian Department” experienced a wave of bankruptcy. How do Dongzhuang people respond?
Many cases involving blacks in the medical industry have been directed to the “Putian Department”. During this raid, at least 12 Putian hospitals were investigated and 116 people were arrested.
Dongzhuang Town, Putian City, Fujian Province, located on the Liquan Peninsula, is the birthplace of the “Putian System” which has been controversial for many years. Of the 11,300 private hospitals in China, more than 80% are run by Dongzhuang people.
In the center of the black storm, how does the “Putian System” in Dongzhuang Town deal with the tide of closure?
Multiple scandals
In March 2018, the Shenzhen Police of Guangdong Province cracked a case of forced transactions and fraud in a private hospital in Putian: After a woman went to Shenzhen Hui’ai Clinic to see a doctor, she was induced to receive high-value minimally invasive treatment and was stranded in the city. Building observation room, the hospital asked him to make up enough medical expenses before treatment. After receiving the alarm, Longhua Public Security Bureau arrested six investors including Chen Moofei.
This is the first case involving a criminal in Putian Department Hospital in the public report. Subsequently, Xiamen, Fujian, Linxia, Gansu, Ningxia, Yinchuan, and Zunyi, Guizhou, and other five provinces and cities cracked a number of Putian-based private hospitals involving black and evil cases. At least 12 Putian-based hospitals were investigated and 116 people were arrested.
Much action has a deep background. In March 2019, the National Health and Health Commission, the Ministry of Public Security, the General Administration of Market Supervision, and the National Medical Service